Havoc Pennington wrote:
>
> Ralph Walden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > [Sorry, but I'm asking this again...]
> >
> > Does anyone know if GTK 1.2 has functionality to
> > raise and lower (minimize) windows on the desktop
> > programmatically?
> >
>
> To deiconify, call gdk_window_show (window_widget->window), to iconify
> you basically call
> XIconifyWindow(GDK_WINDOW_XID(window_widget->window)) I put the exact
> code in a mail to this list a few weeks or months ago, to raise above
> other windows gdk_window_raise (window_widget->window).
>
> Havoc
Thank you for the answer Havoc.
Ok, now, is this possible from pyGTK? Looking at the
members of the GDK window object that I get from
window.get_window(), there are 2 members that look interesting:
_raise() and lower(). There does not appear to be any .show() member.
_raise seems to do nothing visibly, and lower() makes the window
disappear
without a trace! (actually I think I only need to deiconify, not
iconify)
Is there a python binding to gdk_window_show()?
Any other ideas?
Thanks
--
Ralph E. Walden
Tripos, Inc.
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